Some of Asia’s most senior real estate executives have been given new jobs in the run-up to Christmas, led by the head of China’s CITIC Group, who was appointed head of the country’s foreign exchange regulator after a year of good behavior. I’m trying to get . Also on the impressive list are India’s DLF’s CFO and Singapore-based AEW’s Managing Director.
chitic group Vice Chairman and President Zhu Hexin According to an official announcement on December 8, he has been appointed as the Director-General of China’s State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE). The 55-year-old former head of China’s oldest state-run investment group is now head of the country’s foreign exchange regulator and has also been appointed deputy governor of the central bank.
indian developer DLF announced last week Vivek AnandThe company’s chief financial officer (CFO) has resigned and is expected to leave the company in February. With Anand’s departure, managing director Ashok Kumar Tyagi, who has been overseeing corporate finance, will take on additional responsibility for group finance, information technology and secretarial functions, the company said. After four years with DLF, Anand is leaving to pursue other opportunities.
AEW President Tanya Do She announced last week that she is retiring after 28 years in the industry. She has been with AEW for just under four years and is the company’s chief operating officer for Asia Pacific core strategy, as well as a senior portfolio manager. In a statement on LinkedIn, Ms Do said she was looking forward to having more time with her family as she planned to return to Australia.
Joy City property announced on December 10 that it has appointed a deputy secretary to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Yao Changlin Appointed as executive officer and general manager on December 11th. Yao, now 55 years old, has been the company’s deputy general manager since 2013 and assumed the position of chief executive officer of the mainland China commercial development company when Cao Ronggen retires due to old age. .
Mainland developer just started restructuring $9 billion of offshore debt last month Sunac China Holdings It seems that we are preparing for a new generation of leadership. According to local news reports last week, Sun Zei, the eldest son of Sunac Chairman Sun Hongbin has been appointed president of the company’s Beijing operations. Now 33 years old, Sun first joined his Sunac in 2014 after graduating from Boston University in 2011. He was appointed to the developer’s board in his 2017 year.
Spring Real Estate Investment Trust The appointment was announced on December 12th. Dong Shoumeng From January 1st, he will serve as an independent non-executive director on the board of directors of a Hong Kong-listed REIT. Tong, now 51, has been an advocate for ESG issues for the past five years. China Carbon Neutral As a founding member of his 50-person forum, Mr. Tong focuses on new energy, environment, and carbon impact reduction issues.
tack terado I participated Keppel Capital Japan According to the latest information on LinkedIn, he was appointed as head of asset management this month. A graduate of Tokyo’s Chuo University, Mr. Terado worked for about 14 years at local fund manager Idera Capital Management, which was acquired by Shanghai-based Fosun International in 2014, before joining Singapore’s Keppel Corporation. He took on a new role in Japan’s fund management department.
liam owens Appointed as Business Development Officer of executive center In Japan, it will take effect from January 1, 2024, a company representative informed Mingtiandi. The former professional rugby player has been working for a flexible office management company since 2019, and was based in Tokyo this month after serving as an associate director in charge of business development covering Asia Pacific, Europe and Asia for a year and a half. Take on a new position. Middle East and Africa Executive Center.
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